They both failed to make the US team four years ago for the Sochi Olympics.

Rippon says he and Nagasu got matching tattoos after their shared experience.

The tattoo is a circle with two lines through it, a symbol for power.

Now, years later, they're roommates at the Olympic Village in Pyeongchang.

They also both just won the bronze medal for the team figure skating event.

The two breakout stars of the US figure skating team are Mirai Nagasu and Adam Rippon. When the two longtime friends failed to make the Olympic team in 2014, they bonded over In-n-Out and shared disappointment. Now during an interview at the Pyeonchang Games, Rippon revealed that he and Nagasu also got matching tattoos.

"After everything that we went through four years ago, I said, 'I want to have a matching tattoo with you,'" Rippon told Yahoo! Sports.

He told Nagasu to pick the design and he'd get whatever she chose.

"Finally she found this little symbol — it's this little circle with two lines through it," he said. "It's a glyph [that] means 'power.'"

In the video above, Rippon reveals the white-ink tattoo on his leg just above his knee. The figure skater says Nagasu's version is also white-ink and located near her wrist.

"We were eating In-N-Out, because we were so upset we weren't at the Olympic games," Rippon said. "Tonight — the Olympics are truly magical because we came out here tonight ... we gave each other a hug and said, 'Mirai, we're here! We did it!'"